All users can purchase CVM instances from the Tencent Cloud official website. All CVM instances are pay-as-you-go (billed by the second, charged by the hour). For more information, refer to Billing Modes.
For information on how to purchase CVM instances, refer to Purchasing Channels.
For detailed information on regions and availability zones, refer to Regions and Availability Zones.
For information on how to choose them, refer to Regions and Availability Zones.
There are several types of CVM instances available. For a complete list, refer to Instance Types. Choose the one that best suits your needs.
Tencent Cloud CVM is pay-as-you-go. Instances can be activated and terminated at any time, and you only pay for the resources used. This flexible billing mode lets you meet fluctuating demands while keeping costs low. In addition, usage is billed by the second to further maximize your savings.
You can select a type that suits your need by purchasing CVM instances or [changing an instance configuration] afterwards.
Microsoft discontinued extension support for Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server R2 on July 14, 2015. Therefore Tencent Cloud is no longer able to provide CVM instances with Windows Server 2003.
For data that requires high reliability, use Cloud Block Storage instead of local disks for data storage.
For frequently-assessed data with fluctuating capacity, we recommend that you use Tencent Cloud's Cloud Databases.
You can use the official website or an API to purchase CVM instances.
Once you install an operating system on the CVM instance and the instance is running, you can log in and start using it.
If the CVM creation process takes a long time, wait to see if the CVM was created successfully. If it was not, you can submit a ticket for further assistance.
You can submit a ticket to contact customer service and provide complete screenshots of the server information and termination failure, indicating Delivery Failure, to facilitate troubleshooting.
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